T R Robinson High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Knightettes Knightettes promote rise in traditional RHS spirit KNIGHTETTES . . . ushering the holders of re- served tickets to their seats before kickoff time . . . designating reserved sections in team colors . , . continuing the tradition of decorating both goal posts for every home game . . . strengthen- ing under the sponsorship of Mrs. Allen, new fac- ulty member ,. . deciding to change uniforms and choosing stylish gray pantsuits . . . selling balloons and judging the sign painting and door- decorating contests as part of Plant City Week . . . announcing the teacher with the most spirit, Mrs. Josie Fernandez , . . meeting every Wednes- day afternoon . . . earning the privilege of wear- ing school letters . . . painting spirit banners each week . . . boosting enthusiasm at basketball games through a spirit squad . . . demonstrating Paula -jackson, Knighrette presidentg and vice-president Marsha Nickerson demonstrate the holiday spirit by dedlcaflofl t0 the Black, White, find Gray- exchanging Christmas presents with Anita Humphries, treasurer, and Par Phillips, secretary. Y YY, W l i i l i l Bollom Row: Darlene McClendon, Karen Baxley, Theresa Williams, Roberta Monk, Sheri Mellow, Barbara Mitchell, Teri Smith, Joanne Evans. Top Rout' Linda Smith, KHFCH Holt, Paula jackson, Marsha Nickerson, Anita Humphries, Pat Phillips, Carol Ferguson. 187

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B6 Future Homemakers 0fAmerica FHA portrays excellence in various domestic skills FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA . . , getting acquainted at a coke party held at Tandra Tyler's house . . . attending the district meeting in Lakeland . . . caroling at the Veterans' Hospi- tal during the holidays . . . keeping the hall dis- play case an informative attraction . . . remem- bering each teacheris birthday with'a serenade . . . contributing to the FHA covered-dish supper , . . sponsoring FHA Week in March . . . sur- prising the faculty with a Good Turn Day' . . . benefiting from Mrs. Robinson's advice in the areas of child care, nutrition, and health . . . pre- paring an Easter egg hunt and parade for small children . . . exhibiting domestic arts at the annu- al Mother-Daughter Banquet . . . developing the knowledge. capabilities, and skills befitting a successful, modern homemaker. Bollom Raw: Tandra Tyler, vice-president of degrees, 'lalitha Martin, treasurer, Lina Wooten, historian, Vicky Knowles, vice-president of program, Mary Maines, secretary. Tap Raw: Cynthia Edwards, vice-president of rec- reationg Pam Salyer, president-elect, Joanne Sands, president, Lisa Robbins, parliamentarian, Rita Wiggins, vice-president of public relations. Bolfom Row: Sands, M. Maines, L. Eason, G. Carter, T. Cox, A. Selmier, B. Williams, L. Young, D. Stewart. Top johnson, C.-Iordon, D. Casanueva, V. Knowles, T. Tyler, B. Sullivan, B. Wilson, L. Holler.

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Library Club Library Club greets staff with 371 spring breakfast LIBRARY CLUB . . . providing variety for the bulletin boards in the library '... sponsoring the Book Fair for a week in November . . . seeing that a large supply of interesting and modern paperbacks are kept within reach of students who attend the fair . . . helping the librarians, Mrs. jones and Mrs. Moore, shelve books and place reference material back in proper order . . . hand- making bookmarks for each teacher and cleverly selecting a book which applies specifically to their individual traits giving the faculty members a breakfast during April in conjunction with National Library Week and encouraging ev- eryone to read more frequently . . . proving their concern for the care of our library. Librarians Mrs. jones and Mrs. Moore carefully select some paperback books for the Book Fair, 2 2 infix Botfom Row: Charlene Weiser, Christy Prendes, Phyllis Gillespie, Alice Wimpee, Top Row: Mrs. Moore, Spon., Evelyn Yezierske, Richard Sass, Karen limberton